The story of a journalist willing to go to prison to defend her right to protect her source on an explosive story, “Nothing but the Truth” itself resembles a workmanlike piece of journalism motivated by an outraged sense of injustice. Competently constructed and nicely acted by Kate Beckinsale and Vera Farmiga, Rod Lurie’s second femme-centric political meller, after “The Contender,” takes a similarly critical stand on the abuse of power, but its one-track mind and prosaic approach make the film as laborious as the case is interesting. Moderate B.O. would seem the best that can be expected for this Yari Film Group release.
According to Variety, Kate Beckinsale does a good job conveying this toughness of character.

Kate Beckinsale At the Premier of ‘Nothing But The Truth’ At The Toronto Film Festival
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